States fret over tuition plan deficits in recession
Twenty states with prepaid college tuition plans raise rates to stay afloat amid falling revenues and rising college costs. Ohio, West Virginia, Tennessee, and Washington boosted unit prices and enrollment limits as deficits loom in 10 to 15 years. State officials warn of potential further hikes while urging cautious adjustments.
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Santa Letters to Chronicle-Telegram Reader Call
Instructions for submitting handwritten letters to Santa via The Chronicle-Telegram. Collectors must use black lead pencil on the official form, letters become property of the newspaper, and must arrive at the Elyria office by December 6, 2002. Mail to Santa Letters, P O Box 4010.
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Supreme Court to hear Navajo and White Mountain cases on tribal lands
The United States faces two high court cases over whether it must pay as trustee for tribal lands and resources. The Navajo potentially gains up to 600 million dollars, while White Mountain Apache requests total around 14 to 14.68 million, with broader implications for federal responsibility.
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Robert Anderson
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